Russia Studies Iran's Digital Justice Experience
Russia is studying Iran's experience in integrating digital technologies into its judicial and law enforcement systems, said Igor Krasnov, Chairman of the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation, at a meeting with Iran's General Prosecutor Mohammad Movahedi-Azad.
Consensus
- Russia is interested in Iran's experience with digitalization in the judicial and law enforcement sectors.
- Igor Krasnov, Chairman of the Supreme Court of Russia, discussed digitalization with Iranian officials.
- Russia is implementing a state project called 'Digital Justice'.
- The discussions took place during a meeting with Iran's Prosecutor General Mohammad Movaheedi-Azad.
- Relations between Russia and Iran are described as friendly and based on long-standing cooperation.
- The topic of digitalization in justice was discussed at the BRICS forum in New Delhi.
Points of divergence
- Igor Krasnov mentioned that President Putin referred to Russia as a 'faithful friend and reliable partner' of Iran during a meeting with the Iranian counterpart, and that this reflects the level of cooperation in the legal sphere. — kommersant
- On September 7, Krasnov proposed creating a permanent working group of supreme courts within BRICS on the application of artificial intelligence in justice. — vedomosti
Coverage (2 sources)
- Krasnov stated interest in Iran's experience in digitizing the judicial system — Коммерсантъ
- Krasnov: Russia studies Iran's experience in digitalization of the judicial system — Ведомости